Monday, 20 February 2017

I only went out to pay the paper bill


I only nipped out to settle the paper bill
and ended up coming home wearing this cobalt blue wool jumper
from the RSPCA shop


The brooch is the one I made at my craft group 
a couple of weeks ago and the cardi is part of
a handknitted vintage twinset.


I've got a bit of a knitting bug (better than the cold bug thats flying around)
and have started another triangle shawl.



This lovely stripey jumper had to come home with me from the 
RSPCA shop too for the buttons alone.
And at £8 it was very difficult to leave this wool coat behind,
so I didn't.  Like I need another coat and it does match
my vintage leather gloves perfectly.


Thanks for popping by
Lynn x








I only went out to pay the paper bill


I only nipped out to settle the paper bill
and ended up coming home wearing this cobalt blue wool jumper
from the RSPCA shop


The brooch is the one I made at my craft group 
a couple of weeks ago and the cardi is part of
a handknitted vintage twinset.


I've got a bit of a knitting bug (better than the cold bug thats flying around)
and have started another triangle shawl.



This lovely stripey jumper had to come home with me from the 
RSPCA shop too for the buttons alone.
And at £8 it was very difficult to leave this wool coat behind,
so I didn't.  Like I need another coat and it does match
my vintage leather gloves perfectly.


Thanks for popping by
Lynn x








Friday, 17 February 2017

Some fat bloke with no vest


 Happy nearly weekend day

 and the ladies over at Annie's Friday Smiles.


There's not much going on in the garden yet
other than these beautiful Snowdrops
that have been in there for years and we 
now have three clumps of them.


Apart  from that there's this crazy duck 
who looks like she has crashed in after 
a night of debauchery at a hen do


And there's this fat bloke with no vest on.
He must be frozen.  Although looking at his 
peeling skin he might have had to much sun.


So its over to Annie's now to see what 
she has to share with us.


Some fat bloke with no vest


 Happy nearly weekend day

 and the ladies over at Annie's Friday Smiles.


There's not much going on in the garden yet
other than these beautiful Snowdrops
that have been in there for years and we 
now have three clumps of them.


Apart  from that there's this crazy duck 
who looks like she has crashed in after 
a night of debauchery at a hen do


And there's this fat bloke with no vest on.
He must be frozen.  Although looking at his 
peeling skin he might have had to much sun.


So its over to Annie's now to see what 
she has to share with us.


Thursday, 16 February 2017

Pattern overload ...


It's pattern overload today
Pattern on my tights from www.gipsytights.com

Different patterns on both sides of my reversible skirt from 
British designer/creator Stefania www.loudandproudlondon.com



Pattern on my vintage find handknit cardigan (part of a twinset)
from Stockport Vintage Village's - Garbo Vintage.
Maggie has fantastic stock.  That's who I got my antique
petticoat off, that I am always flashing 


 There's pattern on this cotton blouse that I found in the charity shop.
And the reason for this overload of textures is because I finished knitting the triangle
shawl I started last week.




Here's a picture of the back of it.
The wool is by King Cole and the range is Opium,
Colour - Leaf
I got it from a local wool shop that has been there 
for years and the ladies are fantastic and don't make
you feel like an idiot when you haven't a clue what you
are doing.


Just to add even more to the concoction I got these Texting Mitts
from a local company www.purplepossum.co.uk
They are only up the road from me in Burnley, Lancashire.
Love how they jumped on the techie bandwagon with their name for them

Boots by Fly London - colour Camel

We are off to the pub tonight for tea with the neighbours.
Hope I don't make their eyes go funny with my clobber


I am going to have a go at this next
Wish me luck












Pattern overload ...


It's pattern overload today
Pattern on my tights from www.gipsytights.com

Different patterns on both sides of my reversible skirt from 
British designer/creator Stefania www.loudandproudlondon.com



Pattern on my vintage find handknit cardigan (part of a twinset)
from Stockport Vintage Village's - Garbo Vintage.
Maggie has fantastic stock.  That's who I got my antique
petticoat off, that I am always flashing 


 There's pattern on this cotton blouse that I found in the charity shop.
And the reason for this overload of textures is because I finished knitting the triangle
shawl I started last week.




Here's a picture of the back of it.
The wool is by King Cole and the range is Opium,
Colour - Leaf
I got it from a local wool shop that has been there 
for years and the ladies are fantastic and don't make
you feel like an idiot when you haven't a clue what you
are doing.


Just to add even more to the concoction I got these Texting Mitts
from a local company www.purplepossum.co.uk
They are only up the road from me in Burnley, Lancashire.
Love how they jumped on the techie bandwagon with their name for them

Boots by Fly London - colour Camel

We are off to the pub tonight for tea with the neighbours.
Hope I don't make their eyes go funny with my clobber


I am going to have a go at this next
Wish me luck












Wednesday, 15 February 2017

What's on my workdesk ......



Hello fellow deskhoppers


This week I took it into my head that I wanted to knit a triangle shawl 
so I took myself off to the local wool shop and this is how far I've got.  
As you can see I am not the fastest knitter on the planet.


Then on Monday a friend asked me round for a
bit of lunch and an afternoon of crafting


So using scraps of material, some hand and machine 
stitching I made this little hanging




And now its back to the knitting.
Wish me luck










What's on my workdesk ......



Hello fellow deskhoppers


This week I took it into my head that I wanted to knit a triangle shawl 
so I took myself off to the local wool shop and this is how far I've got.  
As you can see I am not the fastest knitter on the planet.


Then on Monday a friend asked me round for a
bit of lunch and an afternoon of crafting


So using scraps of material, some hand and machine 
stitching I made this little hanging




And now its back to the knitting.
Wish me luck